Who makes the best Apple Fritters?

I really enjoy the Apple Fritters at Dunkin Donuts. I would really enjoy reading Your opinions.

Tim Horton's.

King Sooper's (Krogers). Of course, I haven't had one in several years, so I don't know if they're still any good.

My local IGA still makes them every morning, If you aren't there by 7am they are gone.

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Originally posted by CajunKing

My local IGA still makes them every morning, If you aren't there by 7am they are gone.

I lucked out, I went to pick up two bags of ice today at 10:15 and they were bringing out a fresh batch.

(they started making 2 batches on sat/sun )

My ex-girlfriends mother

Britton's in Wildwood Crest,NJ has a great apple fritter. DOn't be turned away by the lady behind the registers personality. These are worth the wait there.

Tony

Butler's Colonial Donuts in Westport, MA (listed on this site) makes great apple fritters.

Lamar's here in KC

I gotta go with Bradenton Donuts here in the sprawling metropolis I like to call Bradentucky, Florida. A very nice Chinese family owns the place, and for about a buck, I can get an apple fritter the size of a Porterhouse steak. Since I'm diabetic, their fritters are unfortunately a rare treat for me these days, but damn they're good.

Annie'S Donuts in Portland,Oregon

Alright we know who make a good one,So whos got a recipe for them?

Voodoo Donuts in Portland. Their apple fritter is one of a 100 Roadfood delights one must try before they die.

CSD

The Julien Cafe and Bakery in San Diego's apple country--Julien California---and AWESOME pies to!

Whoever makes the apple fritters for 7-11 in the Westfield, N.J., area knows pastry. Ready for some sacrilege? I'll put this pastry up there with some of the best French and Italian pastries I've eaten. Just sayin'.
 
The Bear
 
 

The Fritter Shack @ Delicious Orchards in Colts Neck NJ.

http://www.deliciousorcha...come/fritter-shack.php

Don't know who bakes for them but all the donuts, fritters, bismarks, cake and long johns etc at Circle K are pretty good

Our local Tom Thumb (Safeway) makes a really enjoyable apple fritter.  However, I have observed that their size has shrunk by 40% (or so) over the past six months.
 
(It really amuses me that the Federal Government alleges that inflation is minimal.  When pastries, ice cream cartons, and cereal boxes shrink but the price remains the same - that is inflation).

The best I've ever had are at the Orange Blossom Bakery in Buxton on the outer banks of NC.  They are called Apple Uglies there and you have to go early to get them but they are totally worth it. 

Old Fashioned Donuts, Chicago.  They are not just gigantic, they are scruptious. 
 
http://www.roadfood.com/Restaurant/Overview/6349/old-fashioned-donuts

I'll second the Apple Uglies from Orange Blossom. They come fried or baked, and the fried are just the best. Get there early, as they're really popular and see out quick. Their donuts are pretty decent, too. If you want to make your own Uglies they sell a cookbook with the recipe.